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11-28-2007, 01:00 PM | #1 |
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plow parts for lifted trucks?
I have a 1979 K10 stepside, with 4 inches of lift and 35s. I really think it should have 33s, but that's the way I bought it and the tires are new. Does anybody know where I can get custom/modified push plates to compensate for the lift kit and bigger tires? I guess the plow should sit down about 5 or 6 inches lower, four inches for the lift, and maybe 1 or 2 inches for the increase in size over stock (half the diameter). Somebody mentioned making drop down brackets, but I am sure they wouldn't be as strong. Really I just need the push bar (connects the two push plates that mount to the frame) lowered. Any ideas, experience? We've got four kids, and I need to keep this reasonably cheap. Thanks very much!!
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11-29-2007, 11:36 AM | #2 |
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Re: plow parts for lifted trucks?
I'll try to get some pics of mine soon. I need to get it mounted up for winter yet, didn't get any pics last year.
Basically, yes, we just made a drop bracket with angles that run back diagonally to the frame rails for support. I don't think I lost any strength and it might even be stronger. I'll let you be the judge when I post pics. I know I put a beating on it last year & it held up great. Pretty much the entire mount is fabbed out of 3"x3"x1/2" angle. It's heavier than I'd like it to be though, threw my back out yesterday moving the thing. I'll post pics as soon as I get it mounted.
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'71 C10 LWB 400SB/350TH '86 K2O LWB 350SB/400TH-6" tuff country lift, Shackle flip - plow truck '06 HHR - wifes wheels '01 Blazer - daily driver "It's better to burn out than it is to rust." -Neil Young |
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